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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1908

Page

8

Notorious outlaw Carl Sutherland recounts life of crime

In Los Angeles a sensational confession by Carl D. Sutherland alias Joseph Palmer alias Jack Ames recounts his outlaw career. He describes early boyhood shift to banditry, crimes from train robberies to depot holds up, a kidnapping plot, and violent escapes. He laments a life of crime, seeks a honest name, and hints at reform before final fate.

OS Angeles Red Devi” $Sutherland Outlaw Byron Robert Louis Stevenson Tie Carl America Los Angeles County McKinley Walter Auble Jesse James Los Angeles Far West Mississippi Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Carl D. Sutherland Dick Turpin Auble Jack Henderson Westchester Place Joseph Palmer Jack Ames Carl Sherwood Kentucky Lamar Uarton County Sutherland Pittsburg Kan Joe Palmer Jack Wells Ufe Palmer Kansas Palmer Anid Frank Errington Oswego Kaun Nesho River Errington Cherryvale Denison Tex Walter Craig Craig Nelie Errington Vigilance Committee Nellie Errington Ife San Francisco University Club Oklahoma New York

Electrical Power to Haul Trains Over Mountain Divisions

Harriman plans to use water power to generate electricity for mountain divisions of Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Shasta routes. Experts reportedly support the move with a projected cost over 40 million dollars and substantial savings. Electricity could double capacity, reducing need for multiple locomotives on steep grades.

Southern Pacific Sierras Shasta Siskiyou Mountains Niagara Harriman

Founding of Corinne Ends in Uncertain Fate for Railroad Era

An elderly California railroad man recalls founding Corinne in 1868 with fellow builders and speculators. He describes rapid growth to 4500 residents, ambitions for irrigation and ore transport, and the collapse after Central Pacific and Union Pacific conflicts left the town bypassed and economically ruined.

California Corinne Union Pacific Bear River Ogden Salt Lake Bulla Montana Central Pacific Jory Sidney Dillon Brigham City

Portable Blacksmith Shop Elevates Railroad Maintenance

The portable blacksmith shop uses two box cars one for sleeping quarters and one as a fully equipped shop. It carries tools and spare parts to repair switches frogs and hand cars on Missouri Pacific tracks. Repairs are done on site with duplicated frogs when traffic is heavy and are quicker reducing delays and shipping costs.

Way Department Missouri Pacific Railway

Chapel Car St Anthony Visits Utica on Rail Route

The Catholic Church Extension society train coach St. Anthony stops at Chapel Car Utica. The main chapel seats about 100, features an altar and secured candlesticks, with a library for distribution. Behind are two chaplains quarters, lavatory, secretary office, kitchen and staff of a secretary, two chaplains and a porter.

Utica St. Anthony The Catholic Church Extension Society New York Tribune

Smallest Railroad Chartered in Pennsylvania this Year

Gov. Stuart approves Carrick and Baldwin Street Railway Company charter as the smallest line of the year. It will run about 0.35 miles from Carrick in Allegheny County into Baldwin Township with an $6,000 capital and officers F. K. Martin and J. C. Bily among directors.

Gov. Stuart Pennsylvania Carrick & Baldwin Street Railway Company F. K. Martin Pittsburgh J. C. Bily J. G. Evang Carrick Allegheny County Baldwin Township

State owned railroads and a record steepest line

A British commission reports on state ownership of railways across 41 countries, grouping nations by ownership and leasing practices and noting exceptions like Guatemala. It also spots the Mendel and Vesuvian lines as the steeper rails, with new electrical rope systems. Mr. Morse leads grain men touring the Manitoba line west of Winnipeg, eyeing grain elevator sites as settlers push wheat shipments.

India Canada New South Wales Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia New Zealand Cape Colony Natal Transvaal Orange River Austria-Hungary Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Denmark France Honduras Italy Japan Norway Portugal Rumania Russia Servia Siam Sweden Switzerland Turkey Newfoundland Nicaragua Netherlands Greece Luxemburg Spain Guatemala Bozen Tyrol Mendel Virgil Terrace Eisach Frank W. Morse Grand Trunk Pacific Winnipeg

Ocean Liner Lusitania Clocks Guard Time Onboard

A historic note describes the Lusitania’s nearly 50 clocks managed by a master clock, ensuring synchronized operations aboard the ocean liner.

Lner Lusitania Thi

Fragmented garbled text offers a peek at old era musings

The passage blends random snippets on politics, meat prices, drought, and poetry. It references a congressman candidate pledging bills about chickens, a meat trust price topic, and humorous asides about hats and shepherd lyrics, all in a scattered, antiquated newspaper voice.

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Angel City Broadway William McKinley Canton Southern Mrs. Sutherland Carl P. Sutherland Faust Goodley Thi Kek Fiji Meat Trust Baron Munchausen Horse Basket Weavers Harlan Babcock Kalamazoo Raunt Gray Wolf Gant
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